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Froggy Jumps Preeclampsia EssentialsOnline version Preeclampsia basics quiz by Lino Rojas Pérez 1 What is preeclampsia? a Pregnancy-induced edema without high blood pressure b New-onset hypertension after 20 weeks' gestation with proteinuria or end-organ symptoms. c Chronic hypertension before pregnancy with no protein in urine 2 What is a key diagnostic criterion? a Blood pressure ≥160/100 at a single reading b Blood pressure ≥140/90 on two occasions at least 4 hours apart, with proteinuria. c Fever and any protein in urine regardless of BP 3 Which symptoms may indicate severe preeclampsia? a Mild fatigue only b Severe headaches, vision changes, upper abdominal or RUQ pain. c Nasal congestion and sneezing 4 Which is a risk factor for preeclampsia? a Underweight before pregnancy b Past history of eczema c First pregnancy (nulliparity) 5 Which are considered severe features? a SBP ≥160 or DBP ≥110, low platelets, abnormal liver enzymes. b BP 120/80 with normal labs c Mild swelling of ankles only 6 What is the definitive treatment once severe features arise? a Delivery of the baby and placenta after maternal stabilization. b Prolonged bed rest for 2 weeks c Oral iron supplements alone 7 What are common complications of preeclampsia? a Gestational diabetes only b Eclampsia, HELLP syndrome, placental abruption, fetal growth restriction. c Preeclampsia never affects the fetus 8 How can prevention reduce risk? a Bed rest from the second trimester onward b Low-dose aspirin started late in the first trimester for high-risk individuals. c High-sodium diet start during labor 9 When should a pregnant person seek urgent care? a Mild leg swelling at 28 weeks b Severe headache, vision changes, RUQ pain, or reduced fetal movement. c Occasional hiccups during the day 10 Is preeclampsia possible after delivery? a Yes; postpartum preeclampsia can occur within 6 weeks after birth. b No, it ends at delivery c Only in subsequent pregnancies, not in the current one

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by Lino Rojas Pérez

What is preeclampsia?

What is a key diagnostic criterion?

Which symptoms may indicate severe preeclampsia?

Which is a risk factor for preeclampsia?

Which are considered severe features?

What is the definitive treatment once severe features arise?

What are common complications of preeclampsia?

How can prevention reduce risk?

When should a pregnant person seek urgent care?

Is preeclampsia possible after delivery?